How to find a good service center
We bought a new Winnie 3 weeks ago. Before we closed we picked our add ons and they had 3 weeks to put them in. We took the RV out for a weekend and brought it back with a minor punch list of broken o...
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Often great salespeople work at very poor dealerships. Often, although the dealership and the service center have the same name and share front office activities, they are in reality two separate corporations. This limits liability, the used vehicle sales may be a third corporation.
But like any service you contract, if you do not get what you want, find someplace else.
For Winnebago warranty service, call Winnebago and ask for assistance. For basic repairs, post with location specifics for yourself and ask for recommendations. Winnebago also has a WIT website for Winnebago Itasca Club members. To find a mobile technician, check at a local campground, they usually have a card for a few mobile guys (or gals) and my experience is they are good, as the campground does not want to recommend a problem.
Sadly, when we purchased our Winnebago Adventurer some 14 years ago, a letter from an attorney was required to get the dealership to respond and complete the promised corrections and upgrades. Luckily, we had the promises in writing.
Best to you, and happy trails.
But like any service you contract, if you do not get what you want, find someplace else.
For Winnebago warranty service, call Winnebago and ask for assistance. For basic repairs, post with location specifics for yourself and ask for recommendations. Winnebago also has a WIT website for Winnebago Itasca Club members. To find a mobile technician, check at a local campground, they usually have a card for a few mobile guys (or gals) and my experience is they are good, as the campground does not want to recommend a problem.
Sadly, when we purchased our Winnebago Adventurer some 14 years ago, a letter from an attorney was required to get the dealership to respond and complete the promised corrections and upgrades. Luckily, we had the promises in writing.
Best to you, and happy trails.
